Foreign Direct Investments and Their Impact Upon Exterior Commerce. The Case of Romania

In the context of globalization, the problem of the Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) and their influence upon modernizing the emergent economies had been some crucial concepts and facts within the major preoccupation of economists. FDI, through their core elements, assure economic development and prosperity, the necessity of tracking them and an efficient usage deriving from the need of integration and fulfillment of puzzling the national economies in the world wide economy. Regarding Romania, due to the high level of the FDI which had been accomplished by the foreign investors on the local market, the Romanian economy is much more exposed to the international financial market turbulences, because it is dependent vis – á – vis of western economies and influenced by the decision taken in the far side of the world.